Sonos Interview Questions

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The Two Coloring Graph Problem

Question Given a graph, can you use two colors to color each node of the graph, such that no two adjacent nodes have the same color? The Problem The graph coloring problem is a well known problem in computer science. It requires coloring different nodes of the graph so that two adj...

Difficulty: 6/10

Two Stack Queue

Building a Queue with Two Stacks: A Challenge in Engineering Elegance The Objective: Queue with Stacks In this challenge, your task is to implement a queue using two stacks. While many programming languages offer queues through arrays or lists, we're restricting our approach to only utilize ...

Difficulty: 6/10

Text Justification

Can you justify input text represented by an array of words so it looks pretty when printed and the whitespaces are balanced? For example, in the above image, we have an input array of "wow", "so", "cool", "is", "algodaily!" . This is a list of words we need to properly arrange, with the ideal ...

Difficulty: 9/10

Climbing the Word Ladder

Imagine two words placed at the two ends of a ladder. Can you reach one word from another using intermediate words as rings of the ladder? Each successive or transition word has a difference of only one letter from its predecessor, and must belong to a provided dictionary. Can we achieve this using t...

Difficulty: 7/10

Implement the Trie Data Structure

Suppose you're asked during an interview to design an autocompletion system. On the client side, you have an input box. When users start typing things into the input, it should parse what's been typed and make suggestions based on that. For example, if the user has typed "cat", we may fetch "c...

Difficulty: 7/10

Pick A Sign

We're given an array of positive integers like the following: js 2, 1, 3, 2 Imagine that we're allowed to make each element of the array either a positive or negative number, indicated by a signage either a plus or minus sign that appears before it. If we sum up all the si...

Difficulty: 7/10

Max Leaps in Jump Game

We have an array that model square blocks on a city street. On each block is a non negative whole number. Ever heard of hopscotch? Picture that as an array: 1, 3, 2, 2, 1 Now, in hopscotch, you need to jump in patterns from the start to the end of the boxes. We can model that behavior in the...

Difficulty: 5/10

Invert a Binary Tree

Can you invert a binary tree over its vertical axis? This is a famous problem made popular by this tweet: Google: 90 of our engineers use the software you wrote Homebrew , but you can t invert a binary tree on a whiteboard so f**k off. mdash Max Howell mxcl June 10, 2015 Given a binary t...

Difficulty: 7/10

Maze Game

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Difficulty: 5/10

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Reviews from Sonos, Inc employees about Sonos, Inc culture, salaries, benefits, work-life balance, management, job security, and more.

People at Sonos Say

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Exciting, meaningful work. Compassionate and hard working teams from the bottom up. People get the big picture. Opportunities for growth. Ownership.

Great work-life balance, and exceptional work culture.

They support employees individual growth and development and are very people focused which translates into their products.

Sonos is indeed a company not like traditional consumer electronics company. There is so much amazing technology inside its product than it looks. Software does a lot of the magic behind the scene and works very well with rest of the system including hardware and design. This company is filled with incredibly smart and capable people, as well as many challenging and interesting problems, putting them together creates a lot of energy propelling the company and product forward. I'm also impressed with how transparent and collaborative the culture is here, everyone is very helpful, you can walk up to anyone with a problem, they will help you. The product roadmap ahead is incredibly exciting, which should help with the stock price as it is now a public company.